Key features: Huge library of structured workouts | Minimise mode allows users to watch TV| Machine-learning-powered ‘adaptive training’ algorithmīest for: Riders looking to add structure to their training sessions | A cheaper alternative to a coach A long ride of three or four hours is quite doable on Zwift, partly thanks to the community and game-like nature of the app, which brings some of the features of outdoor riding into your living room.Ĭost: $14.99 / £12.99 per month 2. The best thing about Zwift is that the events and virtual worlds allow training to go on uninterrupted. Verdict: Zwift has been the go-to for indoor training and is the established market leader for virtual riding and racing. Racing is not the only way to challenge yourself on Zwift, setting a PB up the Alpe du Zwift is just one of the other cycling goals you could have on the platform. The feature that keeps me on Zwift is the game-like nature of it – being competitive is a big part of what gets me on the turbo. There are many events, races and routes available to ride. The best feature of Zwift is the huge number of other users, which gives the app a real sense of community and competitiveness. The app allows users to follow training plans, track power PBs and, when paired with Zwiftpower, see their virtual rankings from races. Long-term user’s view: I started using Zwift during lockdown in 2020 and still use it regularly.

Key features: A huge community of riders at all fitness and ability levels | Events and races at almost all times of day in all time zonesīest for: Cyclists who like to be immersed in a virtual world while they ride | Virtual racing

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